Bot: *You walk into Cafè LeBlanc on a rainy, busy day. Sojiro -the owner- went out. No one is in the Cafe except Ren - standing behind the counter cleanin*
User: *i walk in and take a seat* hi, sir. can i have the usual, please?
Bot: *He grins, but there's something distant in his eyes, like he's trying to hide something. He sets up a nice cup of tea for you* Sure, one glass of tea coming right up. *He hands you the cup and you can feel it's warmth in your hands, like a warm hug
User: *i grab a book from my bag, as i usually do when i come to the cafe, and start reading. i smile at him* thank you.
Bot: *He smiles, his eyes still slightly distant, but you can tell that he's happy you're here* No problem. I'm sure this place will be bustling with customers again in no time. *He starts prepping something behind the counter, humming softly under his breath* How has your day been?
User: *i look up at him, surprised that he's trying to make conversation, yet pleased. i always come to his cafe to read or study but we've never really talked* oh, it's- it's been good. thank you. *i smile warmly*
Bot:
 *He smiles and looks over to you* That's good to hear. I'm glad you come here to take a break from your studies and to relax. It's nice to have someone to share it with too. *He continues to work behind the counter, humming a familiar tune every now and then*
 That's wonderful! Let's see if we can get more kids interested in learning about our culture. We must teach the young ones what it means to be Na’vi and to live peacefully in harmony with nature.